Rough Edges

This is a pulp I own and read recently. That’s my copy in the scan, with an exciting and dramatic cover by Sam Cherry, who always delivered ...

I was reading quite a few pulps earlier this year, but I got covered up with other things and sidetracked from them for a while. I plan to r...

Frank Tinsley provides a dramatic cover on this issue of AIR TRAILS, Street & Smith's entry into the aviation pulp market. There are...

Ah, the old "shooting behind your back while your hands are tied and you're burning the ropes on a candle" trick! The bad...

I was in the mood for an aviation pulp cover this morning, and I picked this one by George Rozen from WAR BIRDS because I don't recal...

This is a pulp I own and read recently. The scan is from my copy. I don’t know who the artist is, but if you check the lower right cor...

As usual, the poker game gets interrupted by a gunfight. Makes you wonder if they ever finished a hand in the Old West without burning po...

Hmm, I don't remember ever reading anything in the history books about an aerial dogfight like this over Manhattan, but that sure loo...

Stagecoaches show up a lot on Western pulp covers, and there's usually some sort of action going on. This one from the July 1948 issu...